News about Jalen Reagor

Jalen Reagor may think of himself as a Bugatti, but the Patriots apparently disagree as they cut the wide receiver on Tuesday. Reagor, a first-round pick in the 2020 Draft, had been on New England's practice squad and hadn't played through two weeks this season. And he was apparently frustrated by that situation as he posted a meme of a Bugatti in a trailer park to his Instagram story- perhaps suggesting that his talent was stuck in an unideal situation in New England.

During a New Year's Eve game against the New England Patriots, a group of Buffalo Bills supporters was seen strangely leaping onto a table of fire. Three Bills supporters can be seen standing on the trunk of a car before one of them leaps backwards onto the blazing table in a clip that is on social media. Panic then strikes as the man in question finds himself on fire, requiring him to yell and roll around in the grass to put out the fires.

On Sunday, Jalen Reagor scored a spectacular 98-year kickoff return touchdown to give the New England Patriots a big kick against the Buffalo Bills. Reagor ran the ball over the two-yard line and blazed through the middle of the field, aided by a tackle by Patriots teammate Matthew Slater, before bouncing off kicker Tyler Bass and ending up in the end zone. As Reagor went viral on X, Pat McAfee led the praise for the Reagor by tweeting 'SHOT OUT OF A CANNON.'

In an era of social media, the ESPN star ushered in a moment in which social media reigned. When asked by host Molly Qerim which would score the most points among AFC West teams in Week 1, Smith chose Los Angeles. Smith's week on the ESPN debate hasn't been the best on record.

Reagor will now be teammates with Justin Jefferson, one of the league's best receivers after just two seasons. In what was a surprise to many, especially with then LSU receiver Jefferson still on the board, Reagor was selected with the 21st overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.